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OVERCOATS
RAINCOATS
tien Cébtfong Go,
S S H STAMPS GIVEN
J. C. APPLEGATE
Republican
Nominee for Sheriff.
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STRONG
VALUES
c&on C&tfuttg Go.
PORTLAND, OREGON
Double S. & H. Stamps Given
members. A degree team from
Portland will put on the work
and all who have applied for
membership are urged to be pres
ent at 8 o’clock, sharp.
Mrs E. W. Haines and daugh
ters, Ruth and Grace, visited Sun
day at the Haines farm, near
Orenco, and took an auto trip
out the Pacific highway in the
afternoon.
Ronald, the three-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Webb, was
painfully stung by bees whi e
playing in a neighbor’s yard last
Thursday. After a physician had
Paid Advert)
fixed the little fellow up, he ex
plained to his papa that he had
been “playing beek-a-boo” with
NOTES AND PERSONALS terests in Eastern Oregon for the the
bees.
past week, returned home Sun
Job printing-phone 821.
day evening.
W. C. T. 0. Notes
No. 1 Jersey family cow for Frank Bemis and family, who On Friday, the 20th, a large
sale; price $60. L. T. Sills, phone went to California several weeks number of members and friends
the W C. T. L\ met at the
ago to spend the winter, have of
0386.
home
of Mrs. Connet to welcome
Muid for general hou* work returned, having decider! Forest the new
president and listen to
wanted. Mrs. E. E. Williams, Grove was better than California Attorney Manche I^angley who
in summer or winter.
spoke briefly and answered ques
phone 0343.
39-2
tions on each of the amendments
Abe
Meresse,
who
is
owner
of
Remember the band dance at
to be voted upon at the coming
a
newspaper
at
White
Salmon,
the I. 0 . 1) F buildind next Sat
election.
Those consid«red were
Wash , accompanied by Mrs. Mer “The Brewers,”
urday evening.
“the dry,” the
esse,
visited
at
the
home
of
the
single
tax
and
the
Pendleton Nor
The Express is prepared to meet former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
mal
school
Many
questions were
the prices of traveling calendar E. Meresse, last Sunday.
asked
and
answered,
some enter
salesmen in lots of 100 or more.
ing
quite
warmly
into
e>-
The Cord-Rummell R e c i t a l pecially when the merits debate,
of
candi
F o r Rent—Two neatly fur company,
on the fir.-t dates were brought forward. We
nished rooms, with board. First number of putting
th
e
1916
Lyceum noted women who seldom speak
avenue and 3rd st.
40-1* course, appeared at Marsh
hall to be heard in a small gathering
Frank Meresse and family have last Thursday night and pleased a making their views distinctly
moved to Portland, where Frank very sizeable audience with high- manifest to all present on this
occasion.
expects to engage in the drug bus class music.
A rising vote of thanks was
iness in the near future.
The Forest Grove high school tendered
Miss Langley, save by
The minstrel show at the Star football squad ran up against a the youngest
member present, the
Theater last Friday night was a trimming at McMinnville last infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Put
fairly meritorious production and Saturday, when the “Mac” glad nam, who voiced his approval.
was witnessed by a big crowd.
iators made four touchdowns; A card was read from our
president. Mrs. Reeher. a
Miss Lefa Egli, trained nurse. score 28 to 0. But the Groveites county
delegate
to the state convention
Calls answered d a y or night. made them work to win.
at
Pendleton,
and Mrs. Reynolds
Phone 0263. Residence wi t h Arthur Reeher, who owns the pleasantly welcomed
our new local
Mrs. L. S. Phillips, 130 North old Vic Brown place, on Wilson president, Mrs. Phillips, to which
“A" street.
40-tf rives, lost his house, barn and she responded in a very happy
manner. The “Navy Blue,” un
Fire f r o m a defective flue considerable hay by a fire set by der
Jennie Armstrong, and
burned the home of Gerald Volk, a neighbor to burn brush last Sun the Mis*
“O'd Gold.” led by Mrs.
a former owner of the News- day. Mr. Reeher was in this city Reynolds, lined up for a member
Times, near Salem last Friday. at the time of the fire. He car ship contest Refreshment* were
by the hostess and all left
Loss $3,500, with $1,800 insur ried $800 insurance on the house served
feeling
they had enjoyed a beauti
and contents
ance.
ful time on a beautiful day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Elder and A homestead of the Brother
K. B. Penfield,
son, Master Lamborn, who have hood of American Yeomen will be
Press Supt.
been visiting friends and relatives organized at K. of P. hall Satur
and looking after their farm in- day, Nov. 4th, with about thirty- Money to loan—Valley Realty
Co., Forest Grove, Oregon. 19-tf
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DILLEY NEWS NOTES
Ballot No. 70
Law Enforcement
. and
ECONOMY
Pacific
Market
THE BEST OF
Fresh and Cured
MEATS
Hazelwood Butter
Boiled Ham,
Minced Ham,
Veal Loaf,
Chipped Dried Beef,
Sweet and Sour Pickles,
Fancy SWEET WATERMELONS Olf ICE
Bananas, Oranges,
All Kinds of Fruits
Tomatoes.
and Vegetables,
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Phone 0301
nic=3or=z>llt •' • no»-.......... :
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Mrs. M. E. Dilley came down from
Amity the first of the week to viait
her son. Bud. for a couple of weeks.
Seth Verimlyea blew into town from
Tillamook last week for a short stay
with home folks.
Rev. Cecil Tupper, who is studying
at Eugene, came home last week to
officiate at the Rodolf-Johnson wed
ding.
Oren Hatten and Mr. Wilson from
Portland attended the party given by
the United Artisans at their hall last
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Tom Hundley is visiting in
Hillsboro this week.
Mrs. Harold Hanson has been on the
sick list for a week.
Mr. Borgan and wife returned home
Monday, after an extended visit in the
East.
THE PUBLIC PULSE
Explaining the Recall
Hillsboro, Ore., Oct. 22.
The recall movement against D. B.
Reasoner, County Judge of Washing
ton County, has not been fairly report
ed in the Hillsboro papers, which are
in sympathy with Mr. Reasoner; nor
in the dispatches which have been sent
to the Portland papers.
w,ti’,n
lt»-IT O
T H IR O
«T *
c 7
r. G . Ex . 10 - ZC-U
Thi* movement is a revolt of the
Hens Wanted
farmer folk of Washington county at Who wants
a good second-hand
the futility of their efforts to get good
roads built with the taxes which they camera? A college student has a
have been voluntarily levying upon good 7x10 camera that h - wants
themselves for years. The experience to trade for some good laying
of the people of Dist. 25, who inaugur hens. Leave your phone number
ated this movement, has been the gen
eral experience of the people of the at the college office or call on Ben
whole county and the rural districts | Willard. Will give you a bargain.
stand almost solidly behind it.
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
The voters of Dist. 25 protested
against the appointment of a man as Notice is hereby given to the legal
supervisor, whom past experience had voter»
of School District No. 15 of
taught them they did not want, and Washington
State of Oregon,
nearly forty men presented to the that a School County,
Meeting
said District
county court a petition signed by over will be held at Central of School
80 per cent of the voters of the district on the 18th day of November, Building
at
asking for the appointment of another two o’clock in the afternoon to 1916,
vote
on
man. Judge Reasoner accorded them tne proposition of levying a special
neither consideration nor courtesy. He
tax.
said that he was not there to be dic district
The
total
amount of money needed
tated to; that their petition was not by the district
the fiscal year
worth the paper it was written on; beginning on June during
25th,
and end
that he would appoint no man the peo ing on June 25th, 1918, is 1917,
estimated
ple petitioned for; that HE was doing the following budget and includes the in
that and it was none of their business; amounts to be received from the
that they had nothing to say about it. county school fund, state school fund,
There were about 20 per cent more
district tax, and all other mon
names than were necessary on the re special
eys
of
the
district:
call petition when handed to the county
clerk, and they were gathered by the Teachers’ salary BUDGET
..................$17,150.00
volunteer efforts of farmers and their Furniture
400.00
wives at their own expense and per Apparatus and supplies, such
maps, chalk, erasers,
sonal sacrifice. There is no politics be as
stoves,
curtains, etc. ........ 200.00
hind this recall; no money; no influence,
books
50.00
except a deep and abiding resentment Librarv
Flags
...............
15.00
of the people of this county against Repairs of schoolhouses, out
buildings or fences ........... 400.00
the gross mismanagement of their af Playground
equipment.......... 50.00
fairs and a grim determination to find Janitor’s wages
............. 1600.00
some way to better conditions.
Janitor's supplies .............. 200.00
" ........................ 400.00
TAX PAYER. Fuel
Light and Power .................. 300.00
W ater............. .................... 60.00
Sheriff's Sale
salary .
............ • 105.00
Notice is hereby given, That by Clerk's
Postage
and
stationery
.....
20.00
virtue of an Execution issued out of For the payment of bonds,
and under the seal of the Circuit Court warrants, notes and others
indebtedness, contracted
of the State of Oregon, for the County ! prior
to May 22, 1915, and
of Washington, dated the 18th day of for interest
thereon
6675.00
October, 1916, in favor of Roy Hessel- For the payment
of
bonds,
tine, plaintiff; and against Jacob F. warrants; notes, and other
Tracy and Pacific Land & Water Co., a indebtedness, contracted on
corporation, defendants, for the sum of or after May 22, 1915, and
for interest thereon_____ 2500.00
$20.00 cost and the further sum of General
supplies and expens
$278.67 with interest thereon from the es, including
domestic sci
18th day of October, 1916, at the rate ence and manual
training
of eight per cent per annum, and for supplies, music, art, tele
the further sum of $50.00 Attorney phone rent, etc_________ 1 , 000.00
Fees, to me directed and delivered, Total estimated a mo u n t of
commanding me to make sale of the money to be expended for
real property hereinafter described, I all purposes during the year 32,030.00
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
have levied upon and pursuant to said
From
county
school fund dur
Execution I will on Monday, the 27th ing the coming
school year$ 5,334.00
day of November, 1916, at the South From
state
school
fund dur
door of the Courthouse in Hillsboro, ing the coming school
year 1,295.00
Washington County, Oregon, at the Estimated amount to be re
hour of ten o’clock a. m. of said day, ceived from all other sourc
during the coming school
sell at public auction to the highest es
3,000.00
bidder for cash in hand, all of the fol year ..................
lowing described real property, lying, Total estimated receipts, not
the money to be
being and s itu a te in Washington including
received
from
tax which
County, Oregon, and more particularly it is proposed to the vote
___ 9,629.00
described as follows, to-wit:
RECAPITULATION
The Northwest Quarter of the South
estimated expenses for
west Quarter (N. W. 1-4 of S. W. 1-4) Total
the year ........................
32,030.00
of Section Thirty-Two (32), Township Total estimated receipts not
Two (2) North of Range Five (5) West including the tax to be 9,629.00
of Willamette Meridian, containing 40 voted .........................
acres, all in W’ashington County, Balance, amount to be raised
by district tax ................
22,401.00
Oregon,
We
estimate
that
a
levy
of
17
mills
to satisfy the hereinbefore named sums will be required to produce the amount
and for the costs and expenses of sale of
special tax money shown above.
and said writ.
Dated
this Uth day of October, 1816.
Said sale will be made subject to re
CHAS. O. ROE,
Chairman Board of Directors.
demption as per statute of Oregon.
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this 19th Attest:
EARLE 0. BUXTON,
day of October, 1916.
District Clerk.
J. E. REEVES.
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon.
By GEO. ALEXANDER,
J N. HOFFMAN
Deputy.
LANGLEY & LANGLEY,
Attorney At Law
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Date of First Publication, Oct. 26,1916. Patent Office Business Solicited
Date of Last Publication, Nov. 23, 1916. ForestGrove,
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Oregon
We’ll on Save
You Money
anything in the line of
Groceries, Dry Goods and Notions
Closing Out
Ladies’ and Gents’ Underwear
at half price ; Children’s regular
25c hose, 2 pair for 25c.
Pure White and White River Flour, $1.80 a sack
Comer Third 9t. and Pacific Ave
F. A. MOORE
Phone 41x